Bucks STTS low score
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Re: Bucks STTS low score
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However, although it may have happened further back in the past, you could mention that DD changed primary schools four times, and started Reception as a non-English speaker.
All you can do is draw attention to the remarkable progress she has been making since Y4, and hope for the best.
We suggest how to set out a case in "Mary's review", E32(c):
https://www.elevenplusexams.co.uk/appea ... aneous#e32" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
- but don't worry too much about this. What really matters is not what you write, but what the headteacher writes!
Good luck!
They do say they normally expect exceptional circumstances, and this is likely to be the case especially with a score of 103.We do not have any extenuating circumstances as such apart from feeling nervous on the day.
I think the most convincing extenuating circumstances are usually those that happened close to the transfer test, which the headteacher says the school was aware of, and which demonstrably affected the child's work or behaviour.The question I have - I have yet to submit the Reason for the Review but I am not sure how to go about the extenuating circumstances?
However, although it may have happened further back in the past, you could mention that DD changed primary schools four times, and started Reception as a non-English speaker.
To be honest, the odds seem very much against you. Last year there were 26 reviews with scores of 103 and below, and only one child was successful.Do we have a chance to be successful at the Review with such a low score but strong academic results?
All you can do is draw attention to the remarkable progress she has been making since Y4, and hope for the best.
We suggest how to set out a case in "Mary's review", E32(c):
https://www.elevenplusexams.co.uk/appea ... aneous#e32" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
- but don't worry too much about this. What really matters is not what you write, but what the headteacher writes!
Good luck!
Etienne